Second Tanaka Cabinet

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Second Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet
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65th Cabinet of Japan
December 1972–1973
Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet 19721222.jpg
Date formedDecember 22, 1972
Date dissolvedNovember 25, 1973
People and organisations
Emperor Shōwa
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka
Member party  Liberal Democratic Party
Status in legislature Majority (Lower House)
Opposition parties
History
Predecessor First Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet
Successor Second Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet (First Reshuffle)

The Second Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet is the 65th Cabinet of Japan headed by Kakuei Tanaka from December 22, 1972 to December 9, 1974. [1]

Contents

Cabinet

PortfolioMinisterTerm startTerm end
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Deputy Prime Minister
Minister of State
Director of the Environment Agency		 Takeo Miki December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Justice Isaji Tanaka December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister for Foreign Affairs Masayoshi Ōhira December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Finance Kiichi Aichi December 22, 1972November 23, 1973
Kakuei Tanaka November 23, 1973November 25, 1973
Minister of Education Seisuke OkunoDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Health Kunikichi SaitōDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Yoshio Sakurauchi December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of International Trade and Industry Yasuhiro Nakasone December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Transport Torasaburō ShintaniDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Posts Chūji KunoDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Labor Tsunetarō KatōDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Construction
Director of the Kinki Regional Development Agency
Director of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance Agency
Chair of the National Capital Region Development Commission		 Shin Kanemaru December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety Commission
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency		Masumi EsakiDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Chief Cabinet Secretary Susumu Nikaidō December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office
Director of the Okinawa Development Agency Development		Shinzō TsubokawaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Director of the Administrative Management Agency Takeo Fukuda December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Director of the Defense AgencyKeikichi MasuharaDecember 22, 1972May 29, 1973
Sadanori YamanakaMay 29, 1973November 25, 1973
Director of the Economic Planning Agency Zentarō Kosaka December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Director of the Science and Technology AgencyKazuo MaedaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau Ichiro Yoshikuni December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Ganri YamashitaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs) Masaharu Gotōda December 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)Jūshirō KomiyamaDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Kiyofumi MiyazakiDecember 22, 1972November 25, 1973
Source: [1]

First Reshuffled Cabinet

Second Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet
(First Reshuffle)
Flag of Japan.svg
65th Cabinet of Japan
1973–November 1974
Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet 19731125.jpg
Date formedNovember 25, 1973
Date dissolvedNovember 11, 1974
People and organisations
Emperor Shōwa
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka
Member party  Liberal Democratic Party
Status in legislature Majority (Lower House)
Opposition parties
History
Election 10th Councillors election (1974)
Predecessor Second Tanaka Cabinet
Successor Second Tanaka Cabinet (Second Reshuffle)

The first Cabinet reshuffle took place on November 25, 1973.

PortfolioMinisterTerm startTerm end
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka November 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Deputy Prime Minister
Minister of State 		Takeo Miki November 25, 1973July 12, 1974
Minister of Justice Umekichi NakamuraNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister for Foreign Affairs Masayoshi Ōhira November 25, 1973July 16, 1974
Toshio Kimura July 16, 1974November 11, 1974
Minister of Finance Takeo Fukuda November 25, 1973July 16, 1974
Masayoshi Ōhira July 16, 1974November 11, 1974
Minister of Education Seisuke OkunoNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister of Health Kunikichi SaitōNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Tadao KuraishiNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister of International Trade and Industry Yasuhiro Nakasone November 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister of Transport Masatoshi TokunagaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister of Posts Ken Harada November 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister of Labor Takashi HasegawaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister of Construction Takao KameokaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety Commission
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency		 Kingo Machimura November 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Chief Cabinet Secretary Susumu Nikaidō November 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office
Director of the Okinawa Development Agency Development		Tokusaburō KosakaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Director of the Administrative Management Agency Shigeru Hori November 25, 1973July 16, 1974
Kichizō HosodaJuly 16, 1974November 11, 1974
Director of the Defense Agency Sadanori YamanakaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Director of the Economic Planning AgencyTsuneo UchidaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Director of the Science and Technology AgencyKinji MoriyamaNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Director of the Environment Agency Takeo Miki November 25, 1973July 12, 1974
Matsuhei MōriJuly 12, 1974November 11, 1974
Minister of State Eiichi Nishimura June 24, 1974June 25, 1974
Director of the Kinki Regional Development Agency
Director of the Chubu Regional Development and Maintenance Agency
Chair of the National Capital Region Development Commission		Takao KameokaNovember 25, 1973June 26, 1974
(abolished)
Director of the National Land Agency Eiichi Nishimura June 26, 1974
(established)		November 11, 1974
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau Ichiro Yoshikuni November 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs)Jōji ŌmuraNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs) Hiromori Kawashima November 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs) Keizō Obuchi November 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Kiyofumi MiyazakiNovember 25, 1973November 11, 1974
Source: [1]

Second Reshuffled Cabinet

Second Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet
(Second Reshuffle)
Flag of Japan.svg
65th Cabinet of Japan
November–December 1974
Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet 19741111.jpg
Date formedNovember 11, 1974
Date dissolvedDecember 9, 1974
People and organisations
Emperor Shōwa
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka
Member party  Liberal Democratic Party
Status in legislature Majority (Lower House)
Opposition parties
History
Predecessor Second Kakuei Tanaka Cabinet (First Reshuffle)
Successor Miki Cabinet

The second Cabinet reshuffle took place on November 11, 1974.

PortfolioMinisterTerm startTerm end
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Justice Seigo HamanoNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister for Foreign Affairs Toshio Kimura November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Finance Masayoshi Ōhira November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Education Asao MiharaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Health Kenji Fukunaga November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Tadao KuraishiNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of International Trade and Industry Yasuhiro Nakasone November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Transport Akira EtōNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Posts Toshio KashimaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Labor Takeo ŌkuboNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Construction Tatsuo Ozawa November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Minister of Home Affairs
Chair of the National Public Safety Commission
Director of the Hokkaido Regional Development Agency		Hajime FukudaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Chief Cabinet Secretary Noboru Takeshita November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office
Director of the Okinawa Development Agency Development		Tokusaburō KosakaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Director of the Administrative Management AgencyKichizō HosodaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Director of the Defense Agency Sōsuke Uno November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Director of the Economic Planning Agency Tadashi Kuranari November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Director of the Science and Technology AgencyTokurō AdachiNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Director of the Environment AgencyMatsuhei MōriNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Director of the National Land AgencyHyōsuke NiwaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Director-General of the Cabinet Legislation Bureau Ichiro Yoshikuni November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (Political Affairs) Seiroku Kajiyama November 15, 1974December 9, 1974
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary (General Affairs) Hiromori Kawashima November 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (Political Affairs)Osamu TakatoriNovember 15, 1974December 9, 1974
Deputy Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office (General Affairs)Michio MinakawaNovember 11, 1974December 9, 1974
Source: [1]

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 "第65代 田中 角榮｜歴代内閣". Prime Minister's Official Residence . Retrieved 2023-10-06.
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